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Cover page of a financial report for the period ending December 31, 1933 prepared by Harry A. B. Shapiro for the State Furniture Company, Elm Street, Manchester, New Hampshire. Prepared on New Hampshire School of Accounting and Finance letterhead.

1937 - 1938 class officers of the day division pose on the roof of 88 Hanover Street. From left to right: Thomas Keith, President; Eileen Healy, vice president; Lawrence Mueling, treasurer; Agnes Dlugosz, secretary.

Representatives of all classes present a new sign in recognition of the college's progress and growth. The intent was for the sign to become a part of the new campus. David E. Snyder organized the campaign from September 1965 to February 1966. The…

Governor John W. King signs the bill providing New Hampshire College of Accounting and Commerce with degree granting authority. From left to right: Edward M. Shapiro, College President Gertrude C. Shapiro, Governor John W. King, Representative Robert…

Editorial cartoon from the Collegiate Revolution regarding the cost of way finding signage installed on the New Hampshire College North River Road Campus.

Undated photograph of Edward M. Shapiro and Harry A. B. Shapiro with a dog, likely taken in Stonington, Maine circa 1940.

Edward Shapiro teaching the use of business machines to unidentified New Hampshire College of Accounting and Commerce students. Photograph taken between 1957 and 1960.

Students walking out of the 88 Hanover Street entrance to the New Hampshire School of Accounting and Finance. A sign with the school name is partially visible at top right. The Palace Drug Company is visible at left.

Office space in the late 1960s was at a premium, with temporary spaces often in use. Offices were placed in the hallway between 88 Hanover and 404 Chestnut Street, in 99 Hanover Street, and the Odd Fellows building. The nearest office in this image…